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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
2
A note from The Standard details subscription rates and publication cadence in Ogden City and surrounding areas. It discusses audience expectations, branding shifts, and urges readers to notify if publication ceases, reflecting reader engagement and policy adjustments.
The article notes a $35.86 million federal deficit and argues higher sugar tariffs may protect Utah beet growers and the Amalgamated Sugar plant in Ogden, potentially prompting a third local factory. It discusses coastwise policy shifts, the Wilson era, and the impact on Utah’s sugar industry and tariffs. It also describes two routes north of the lake, highlighting road conditions, travel options, and the appeal of the Tremonton to Snowville corridor for Northwestern Utah tourism and transport.
A fragment notes a local report with terse wording about a conflict or event, naming unclear parties and locations. It hints at a wartime or defense context but lacks specific dates, participants, or outcomes to confirm details.
A reader questions how many offenses are crimes against money and how many arise from custom breaches. The Standard Representative notes many acts deemed immoral reflect civilizational rules, illustrating with examples of hunger and wealth as temptations, and the unequal application of penalties among family roles.
A reflective piece contrasts judgments of a poor man’s son and a criminal. It argues that some, citing cold calculation, praise the conventional while condemning the transgressor, revealing how observers measure others by their own hidden contempt and mean impulses.
A draft note explains a grower association that offers market advantages in war conditions. It operates on a 1.4 percent basic charge, with a possible 1 percent reserve fund fee. The body aims to expand membership among fruit growers to boost efficiency and profits from better targeting.
Utah fruit industry reports encouraging growth with rising membership in the Fruit Growers Association and expanding marketing reach. In two years, membership grew from about 60 to 600 with total sales climbing from 350000 to 660000 despite low prices. The association operates shipping stations across Utah and plans a packing house near each grower group, funded by a reserved fund to cover building and operation costs.
War brief recounts a proposed infrared ray device by Italian scientist Guillo Vilvi claimed to pierce defenses, trigger all explosives, and move at incredible speed. It notes explosions in the Treste river area and Trem fortifications, with Austria and Germany observing a potential breakthrough that could shift wartime balance.
Chicago today saw 43 lumber yards and 85 brick plants close as 16,000 carpenters strike halted deliveries. Building materials would not leave yards or factories until the industrial dispute ends, disrupting projects citywide and triggering uncertainty in construction and trades.
Items featuring Alhambra memorabilia will be available tomorrow after noon. The event invites visitors to browse a range of keepsakes and souvenirs tied to the historic site and its cultural heritage.
Auburn New York area reports that Deorid Dunn, 20, was executed by electric chair for the February 1914 murder of express agent Harry T Edwards in Corning. Dunn killed Edwards during a botched robbery to obtain money, triggering a police investigation after a telephone receiver was found down in the express office. Dunn had contributed knitting to a Polish war sufferers collection while in prison.
Annapolis Md July 2 J Marshill Caughey treasurer of the Annapolis Banking and Trust company committed death by his own action by shooting in his room at his club last night. Directors of the trust company were in session at the bank waiting for Caughey to appear.
Brigham City on July 1 announces a boy scout picture show for the scouts' benefit with a series of yells during the performance. A city park celebration on July 6 will include races and prize competitions for scouts as part of the event.
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